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\part{ Obtaining Horde/Imap\_Client object if IMP's API is available}
Assuming you have a fully configured IMP (e.g. a Horde Webmail Edition installation), there is no need to separately configure an IMAP client object.  Instead, IMP's configuration can be used:

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$imap = $GLOBALS['registry']->mail->imapOb();
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